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Batman versus Darth Vader

Dr.AhFa — Sat, 19 May 2012 05:33:00 +0000

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Hack your way to change iPhone 4s ringtones (tones)

Dr.AhFa — Wed, 16 May 2012 09:30:00 +0000

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Kudos goes to: NicholasCross via MacWorld

1. Launch iTunes 10

2. Find and select the song you want to make a ringtone out of in iTunes 10

3. Right-click on the song name and select ‘Get Info’, then click on the Options tab

4. Select the playback period of the song that you want to ringtone to be, make sure it’s 30 seconds

5. Now click “OK” and then right click on the song again, and select “Create AAC version” to create a new version of the song with the 30 second interval you specified

6. Locate this newly created 30 second clip in iTunes (at the top of the playlist if you search by ‘date added’ and right click on the file and then select “Show in Finder”

7. Now in the Finder (or Windows explorer, the process is the same for Windows iTunes 10), rename the file extension from .m4a to .m4r

8. Accept the file extension change to .m4r

9. Now back in iTunes remove the file from the playlist (do NOT move to Trash, select ‘keep file’) and then re-import the file into iTunes 10 by double clicking the .m4r file within the Finder or Windows

10. The file will now be added back into iTunes as a ringtone and you can do what you want with it

The best part about this is that you can do multiple sounds at once. Especially if you use Automator to rename the file extensions of the files in question. I tried this method and found it MUCH faster, and easier. No GarageBand required.

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The Iron-Batman

Dr.AhFa — Tue, 15 May 2012 09:31:00 +0000

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Darth Vader Batman

Dr.AhFa — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 12:16:00 +0000

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Ninja Turtle

Dr.AhFa — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 12:11:00 +0000

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The Idea of a Modular Intelligence

Dr.AhFa — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:14:00 +0000

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Unique VS Unifying Framework

In academic research and industrial practice, it can be observed that computers are used to control machines. The concept of computers are so integrated, in which for each unique machines that act as robots posses unique design of their own intellectual core a.k.a brain. Those brains are well integrated, in which if we pull out the brain from a robot A (that works as an welding inspector) to robot B (that works as diver), they can’t be operated, simply because each connection to the sensors and actuators are so unique.

I would suggest a unifying paradigm, where in a case where the brain or the core of robot A are taken, it should be able to control the sensors and actuators in robot B without a hassle. Why? Because that’s how probably human works. We posses unifying design, in which, metaphorically, if the brain of person A can be transferred to person B, the transferred brain should work just like that.

Hence, a standardized controlling core that can be termed as ‘the Core’ or Modular Intelligence can be proposed. It would be great to see this adopted in reality.

On Life, Science and Fun Stuff

Batman versus Darth Vader

Hack your way to change iPhone 4s ringtones (tones)

The Iron-Batman

Darth Vader Batman

Ninja Turtle

The Idea of a Modular Intelligence

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